home in “'cdnesday. S. H. Close, president of
US$33 131‘? 311051 (ftlh‘c association. is Mrs. Raymond‘s fa»
.J-I‘lL‘I-il)‘ i0? “13315133 and div .ther, and he has attended every an-
.3.3 it Has“ a; ' "
is clip, 3 22.5
.4: and i:
l : Ernest Sexton who was a stud-Ant at
i A number of mtmhers oi Fl‘jgndshiplplilllrbulgh and who was given 21 (um-
. l
.
Association No. 7 went LO New Haven. mission as a second 1191116113111, “'35
today. w'ncrc they were entertained by notified 1518i week that hits “13103?!
'Mrs. Moi‘sh Thatcher. formerly of thistwas cancelled and has to report '31
{pl-ace. New York every day when the com-
CITY MARKET
is
. m...— puny with which he to leave for
' i Job Lockwood of Crockett avenue. France arrives from. the West.
m NO. MAIN S I‘ 3 who was seriously hurt in tailing from- ‘
-— ing rapidly. and is now able to be about t bibed too freely Saturday, in Stamford.
lthe house fora while each day lVand became intoxicated. He was ar-
l " irt-sted by Special Ofiicer Gillespie and
1 The ’I‘eachm’ Training class of theme paid 3510 have the. charge nolled.
‘ Methodm Episcopal Sunday schoolijohn bond of Noroton, taken by De~
-}will hold a cake and cream sale, \‘t’ed‘tective Sergeant Hefferman on an in-
m
. , . : . tpenses of the, annual Sunday Schoollthe charge Dolled.
NORWALK Diem :
v : l I
w . ‘ , Therc were five sales of real estate
‘ ll Md” Flflentfdifioéw; oi, fénditléf'fin llaricn last week with mortgages of
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ Him}. there wore two transfers and
. .mort' a es of $9,000. Last week's no ‘
. Councilman "NW 9- Robertson 15.day ,and will spend a large part of ‘herfolloi'gCornell T F est '0 Fl?
.- o in a firhin tri today. ’ ' . a r .v . > _ . - ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ " ‘ ‘ '
mi i’ g h t3)”:— itunt, cutoung, swunmtm and tennileagan' Leroy avenue, $6,250. Cornell.
'The Sunday school board of the East? James A. Farrell‘s speedy gasoline 2; ismfrzntlJ‘Jhatgjninhig: 2:01;:
‘ .- .\ . -. t J,-x__ , ‘ . . : ..
Avenue M. 1'4} Chm‘dl “”1 mu“ ‘1“: yacht, “Pronto." tout-d the Star clusst
ening for the regular monthly ses-
‘Thomas Sartor to the races at New Ro-
, —‘ chellc on Saturday.
.~ James It. Rundle of Van Zant street
rupects to return from the Norwatll:
‘, hospital in about two weeks. He is}.
‘ “myflesing from a recent operation.
. . ‘ like 01d coal dOCk recently, is “HP-'0‘“? Pasquale Valenti, of Noroton, im’
lnesda)’ evening. in order ‘0 defray ex‘gtoxicntion charge also paid $5 to have
England Telephone Company yésler-l
. racers of James A. Farrell. Jr.. and
jinn.
hctther 0f theNow York. Shorewood (mtg). ‘
1’3“” had “is?“ b‘lhc race both ex-‘j Estelle T. Shipway has leased to JR
p‘mmmg sat ‘10“ 9‘ E.\\'. Patterson ot’ New York propertyl
along the Uaricn river for four months.t
ft part y of Rowztyton Boy Scouts-) _ 1 ' .
> croswd tho Sound in Harry S. liryan'slfm d rcntul of 31’000’ .
Writ on Community Hall on Van'mt to: boat. Friday, and visited the;
_ t street is almost finished and L‘on-licv. Edgar S. Jackson at Floral Park.1
'Vtractor Arthur \l‘uldron is doing his rcturning Saturday afternoon. Mr.
'best to have the building ready before Jackson was formerly a scoutmnstcr.
number. ihcre mini is well liked by the boys. The.
scouts making the trip were Harold
and ~Lin-word 'Cutblll Warren Jennings.
. son Belts Place, ussisted by William Lyril Tuck, Kenneth Burroughs, and
-Wuldron. The garage will be two stor- Iienry Lockwood. .
lots. the upper to be used as a carpenter ._———————_...._._ i
‘ 5310p and the lowcr to be the garage.
in tho near future the town will
ltavc a roll of honor and on this roll
will be the names of oil those young
men who have gone to fight forthelr
country. Darien can also do morn
l
t
"C. H. Alsthorpe is building a garage.
or it can do what the other towns are!
HARM-IN '
. ‘ m
. fMiss Helen Fitzpatrick of Bethel re-
; ‘turned to her home yesterday after‘
unending a few days with Mr. and.
flips. Daniel L'Houtedieu at their home
on Rowan street.
this it success thc did of every citizcn,r
of tho town is needed. And let us rc-
metnber “with malice toward none with‘
right, as God gives us to soc the rightf
let us strive on to finish the work we
raw immortals has been Ofi'sct by
neatly crcntcd :‘ti‘uaiftittes. War
ttitttcf‘n- Lpr...i:1 1:21 :‘s-di‘n‘v;
éfor textiles are at bill}: the most
titttentlun as much ingenuity hos
lg...” displlfcd in their ttiuLiul'avt‘-
‘rurc. Among other features of the.
exhibits are new metal compost-
tiotis uscd in the manufacture of
lighting: fixtures.
vote of confidence in the govern—
ment was pli‘iéiPd in parliament to-
day at the conclusitnrof the dc—
bute'oh the speech from the throne.
Premier Venizelos spoke for six
hours. The majority report on the
speech was accepted mid the
chamber adopted a resolution ex-
tending: greetings to Set’bltt.
l’ARlS. Aug. iii—«The (lct‘iuuu
intlmrhtl bureau of foreign affairs
bus oddresscd at note to the
ll“l‘t3l,it:ll government through the.
tSwin‘s lcgation lit-re, accruing (lcu.
Muitrot. of the Fl'l?llt'.ll army, of
insulting: German oi‘llocr prison-
ers during the ticrutuu oil'tutsivc
ut Vcrdun. The ucucrul ls chat-g»
ed with calling the officers “blui-
tilts” and “pigs," nud with pct'»
notmlly tearing: off tlicit' opuulets
Highland Park: Saxe. Georgiana to T.;“”‘1 dotmdl’fim" and ““1““31“““lttlcrmany on tho night oi Julydl.
.B. Johnson. Grecnwich at (mtg. $325); “” ““9 ”Wilwm that he "0" d ““1 ' lTll-l. tt low hours bclorc soldiers
'l‘okeneltc Corp to D. S. lllspham ot'tha‘.“ ”w’“ 51“” 1"” ””3. “'0'.“ ““t t‘llllt‘il ill his t'cxltlcncc to ill'l‘t‘n‘l
worth it. so he would hunt: them.
'l‘lic'tmtc iiutucs tltt‘cc (icrnleitl mg m“ his country.
officers who are now tit H-—-~—~——
and risks the Swiss lcuution to rc-
(icn. Mitlll‘Ol.‘
tieu. Mttitrot has written tol
Frcnclt prtmcctttors llltll lic bits
ucrcr bccn in \"crdun or in the
\‘ct'dun region during the war.
BERLIN. Aug. LN. Via London.
WM“ Wm“ ”M" ““1“" O“ a roll "I hon ‘ -—chtctduv‘w ofiicittl report front 1 Dr.
tltc lhlnso-lx‘ullcltl l'rottt says tlutt
yicldcd some positions to tltc Util‘»
minis.
(‘ANADIAN
A ll M Y
lust l'cw days tllc Catnudinns in
Arnnxs. Monday, Aug. 21—A-
.?t* )1“ is fill it world l.» rc
t'ict-n cl by :t our shying; I‘l'l‘tlll
tiltlc.
\‘t'JislllIYG'l‘i'lX. Aug. film—«Sti-
1aucc-lmt‘t'diue. desirous only to be
purl of France again. will ltittctly
mppow tltc reported plan of (.‘ltan-
.ccllot' Michaelln‘ to make it it led-
icral tlltclty, Datticl lilttmeutlmld
ti‘ormctly an Alsatian member of
the lic‘tcltstag. deplored here yes-
tcrday.
He also insisted that vir—
tually all Alsaiinns will oppose the
pope s peace. plan iLs‘ having bccu
Conceived in‘pat‘t at least by tllc
German government.
“The proposal to tunkc Alsttcc-
Lorruitic it l'cdcral dttclty just.
made public. is not now," Ming
liluutctitltul said. " it has bcen in;
tltc minds of (lei-unto politicians
for yours. Alsatiuns \‘.'ulll(l not up-
provc it nor vottld their represen-
tatives in the icichstetu. if tlicy
dared to speak their truc soot?-
incnts.
“Tltc pope's pcttcc propwziil
cannot lu- taken seriously in All
suce~l.orrainc. lt looks only to;
Idomination of the country by?
ltict'nlzui ('atliollc ittilttcitccs.” I
Mr. Blumcutliul. who tlcd from
t
t
t
l
t
him. is bcrc iu the glutcrttl llllt‘l‘»
t‘Ul‘ENllAGl‘W. Aug. 28.——t
l‘opc llcucdlt-t 'u pcucc llull‘ will beI
:qttcst tltc‘ Fl't'ltt‘ll ‘Q‘Wt‘l'lml‘fm 'l” tlic principul subject til :1 lncctlntf
“1’9” i1“ llll't‘hllwlll‘m “Nil 1"““5llttu llcrltn this afternoon in which
! ltnpcriul Micltttclin,
the (lcrtunn purliu‘
went and rcprescntutlvcs ol' Prim-
sitt. linvztriu. Saxony itlltl Wurtt-
t‘llllltll'g‘ will put'tlciptttc. Reports
lit-om tltc (lcruutu t-npitul titld tlutt
‘ . Micliuclls will lcttvc for licla
mum immcd‘nttcly ttftcr tlic lllt’t‘lm
(‘hnttccllt ll'
linttutbcrs of
\
.gomc ‘0 do and that is ‘0 10m in Within) the l)vtnu rivcl‘ Willi)“ 1'0"!" int! \\‘llt‘l't‘ he “'1“ have u coutur—
NOI‘WEW “Dd have 011" ”9’11”"de west of .ltteobsludt. on the nortlt- oucc with tltc governor general.
Dill‘udt‘ find “911“ Off. ln 0rd“? '0 1m‘1‘".‘cru sector of thc llnc, l'llt‘ “11551““3 lint-nu volt l“ulltctibuuncu.
(‘tll’l‘lNlli\(ll§N. Ants. :38.—~-Tbc"
possibility of uuothor change in
HEAD- itllpm-iul t'lltlltccllm's in “Brittany
Charity for an’ Wm, firmnm‘ 1“ ”m tilll'tll'l‘EllS, Aug. ‘37.. (3." l‘ll‘m‘Hs disrusscd b.\' ticorl: Bernhard in
diutt l’rcss, Limited‘t.-—-l)urtn;,r lllt'i
l
the \‘ossixclte Zeitunu. llc onyx
that it is plainly evident nlrcudy.
.. M—
»\~._
’ v ‘ .‘v‘v‘ v‘vv v v‘ 9'
3 And our prices are always lowest the market affords. In the
- ‘A
long run Beckmann's is where you can save money on your
eatablets.
Golden Santos Goilee ................. 20c 1b., 5 lbs. for 950
3 lbs. Fancy Whole Grain Rice for ...................... 250
Armour’s Potted Meat .............. 1-4 size 5c, 12 size 10c
Very lies. Kew York State Cheese. 1b ..................... 29o
Bevo Beverage (Non-alcoholic). per doz. ............... $1.25
A rebate of 25c dozen on empty bottles.
Very'Best New Made Butter. per lb. .................... 47c
60 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. Special Tea ................... 50c
Schuhle’s Grape Juice, 10c size .................... 3 for 250
. A F. Beckmann8z 00.
l 83 & 85 Washington St. Phone .1405
‘ 10 Piece Solid Mahogany i
3
l
Dining Room Suite
Regular $289 — Now $225
4 Piece Ivory Bedroom Suite
Regular $90 —— Now $59
See ‘Titemin ' our Window.
Corporal Philip Merriam returned to
rt .Tcrry this morning after forty-t
Lt hours‘ luztve of absnnce. He
its fine and claims the 6th Co. in
floatatiolright. and has plenty of good
u
w.
‘ fillov. and Mrs. G. M. Tceplc are lit
.9 ,l’lninville Camp Grounds today.
Ill-a. Thersa Podzelni of Third street
It; also a‘ visitor at the camp ground.
qpendlng their vacation there.
. ————- !
‘gComplaints were made to the police
"flint someone had been stealing pota-
toes from the children‘s garden on
arc in: to bind up the nation‘s wounds: front of llcus ltnvc bud u period ol"mat tho nmmintntcnt of ll minor.
to care for him who shall httvc borne cmnpartttivc tllllt’l uud lutvu llt‘t‘ll official like Dr. Illicliuclis. without
battle. and for his widow, and his or- nblc to consolidate positions t'(‘- uctiorul politicul cxpcrictlcc, was;
plum: to do all which may achieve and ccntly ruptured with “Mo rctnlltl-in ut'cnt llllb‘lilkt‘ and that the my.
Mrs. wuua I‘cttit and tamity are ourselves and. with all nations."——A. lll'isint’ll' “m“ “’5“-
visiting‘ in Dunbury. ,
Fred Finch (Illltll‘lill‘ltlil n itumbcr of
friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Edward llnltcr of LeRoy avo-
IInd'Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blond are ""9" who spent ‘1"? “ka ”l M" KiSCO’ Veterans of tho United States. “The
returned home yesterday.
cherish a just and lasting peace among tion from lllt‘ enemy and with sur-t suits desired urc "m “I" m In"
lrcuchctl quickly under the ltuulcr-‘g
Posts have. been pushed out .mtfiltil) of the "u'w tultuillistrutiou..E
{fuvorltblo pointh mid whim“.l’urliuutcut, he nrgucs, tuttst'tnkc‘
trcticllcs could be connected up tottltc ntttttcr ol’ intcrnul reforms and .
shorten tltc front this has. bcctt pcucc into its own hands. llcrr;
douc. 'l‘ltc ucncrul result is tltc.llcrultnrd still hopes tlntt t‘ltuinl
(‘ttuutlinns bold u compact buc'ccllor Mchnclls will sec tltc crror‘
which, on that part of lllt‘ front
west of liens, is about 600 yurds
LINCOLN.
t
One of tho most interesting spoukcrs:
of ”to day followed Charles A. Sher-
nntn of Mt. Vcrnon, N. Y.. past com-
[11 lu'in- lief of to of . - .
“n“ ' (’1 tl 50““ of his ways nuditvoul tltc nct-esJ
ulty for another clutntrc in thc
ntclodics of the bund. - ho sttld, “must " . l
t
1 ‘Q’ live)?"
‘ l':
t’ NO- HE'S ‘Jll;
GOTACOLD‘?
HE'PWAS _’.
i/
A daughter was born it work ago to
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Street of Noroton
Heights.
romind you of 50 yours ago. when you
left home. and when you returned. "My
father. like you men. wore. the blue.
from ’65 to '65." He told} '. its 0
~ flecond street. Whoever has been
lining this should be ashamed of them-
‘tuglvcs. but anyone that will steal ‘v‘g-
.tujablcs never has much moral status
anyhow. I
Postmaster Fred *‘unith in: bccn boy,‘hc httd heard upon lllii father's
‘ ‘ ‘ " ‘tnoo. tho story of his experience with
‘Ejml for the last few days, having 81” the 13th and lltlt Connecticut. and
tcred with malaria. longed for the time. "when A. too.
"— ‘t-nuld take any stand in defenue or my
country.” The speaker also pruiscdt
________ On Friday night of this wcck will be
'Ofli‘cer Murray is :9”ng quit| V. 1.pfifltriod the first case of court nnrrinl of
_ ‘ . the vnlor of the. South. saying llIE’l'
Mutation as ,m 0“ poorer among “will member of the Darren Home “mms'hwhen he saw a Confederate return.»
mrades on the force. He was sent; “
m Central avenue this morning to“ A young son of William Dance be- though ’his father fought against my
film down m.” “mm?“ Mm were lm‘htcame lawn mower on Thursday.
a lltle familv qu’fl‘l'el and when he. suit—he cut off the end of one of his
.‘hu‘st into View representing llw nmtfingers.
t)’ 0f the law. all trouble ceased! . ‘
on Of: twice while he was telling: thpl 1491"" Samuel Reid enjoyed at 1““
omen of the horrible things film‘lough and spent Thursday night at the
cold happen to them if they pet-sist-il‘OW‘ of his parents in ltfunsrlold Ave—
- nue. ‘ . ‘ .
in committing breach of the. ‘ ____._____ * ‘ a Haven. Division president. of tho Wom-
ace thev seemed to c dulv lle‘eRS—
_ After a, lengthy 1mm“. “pm. the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schedc of tho
«oils of unhappy domesticacy. ppace {West Norwalk section of the town, are
mce'mores ettled upon the confines or the happy parents of a daughter, born
the'avenue. a few days ago.
of those. who fotutltt. under the Stars
and liars any more titan I do those
:who fought under the Stars andl
{now a member of the Fosdick Commis-
Holmes. Keeler & Kent company of alert. representing the War Department
Norwalk has placed an attachment for in establishing agencies at the various
$400 on property of W. T. Moron. at camps to improve the morale and 5"?“
Noroton. steal conditions of the boys. told of ms
lgreat need of that work. which he d.»
A. M. Eckhart has purchased alclared was ”the biggest job Uncle Sam;
motorcycle from J. G. Burroughs. 'h‘ad uitdertttken.”- Rugsell
Port or '
- i
from the burned out arch in the
city. The enemy occupies the nrctt;
bclwccn out lines ntul his llllllll dc“
fonsivc position on the
side of the burned ottt section by
menus of strong outposts located
in concrete ccllitrs. Tltc chief in-
custom
.t‘ltlt‘lllb‘ occurring now are in con-
ncction with encounters bctwcctn
ptttrolu.
During the cit-tiring: up t‘lpt‘l'lb:
lions our men lutvc destroyed tltrcc
nutchiuc guns uud captured fivc.
making the total of machine guns
Rt» father. I not». questioned the honestyfmltcn since Aug. 15 forty-tltrco.'nud end the domination of
ttccrcti _
'l‘u'cutymnc trench nmrtors also influences. ‘ i FOEE‘GN LANGUAGE WIFTJbYEE
nrc tllllnllg thc spoils‘ol‘ wur. l \\ ASHINGTON, Aug. 28,—- _ ' ‘ ' '
l’ltlfl‘lltliillAl). Aug. 2S.—~Artlllsc of export. control us it Witt" ' "
Nichulociyitclt. A painting: by
booty.
16-18.
All'lt'l'l‘Eththl. Aug. 28.—-'1‘h_c
supply ol‘schoolihoolts in Germany
will soon be. exhausted, according
rs. John H. Plunder of Crockett
nue‘hns returned from a several
plain ‘Hickson W. Cole of Roway-
" avenue-has returned from a weekls
itvwith his daughter in Dong island.
._._‘_
Willi Cleverlcy has returned to
thomevorhia parents on Crow ave-
nfter tspending n weekyisiting. in.
. w idencetR."I. ' 3
Ghauncey and Louis Basso! Bridge-
twere Sunday visitors with Caps
filmed in-the ,nmhulance-corps andvis-
mmsent on *a‘few doys’furloush.
Mord hambeen received -that Warren
.llonnerly officwuytonnhnmboen:
. motto" the monk 014911011an
«cutie New link Natl”!
E. L. Croons has sold a car tao F. If.‘
Clark of Stamfordhpast commander o
.to thc Vousischc Zeitunu. Pub.
' friends and relatives.
gnu Daniel .P. Merrill. Louis among.
Lyon. the Sons of Veterans of Connecticut,
, . tlishcxs of school books have been
also spoke along patriotic lines, cs-
. fl ._ . tnotificd that they may use what
Walter Van Tassel, a clerk in Stew-.l’ec‘any diréumg u“? disloyalty 0 Stocks of paper they have on hand
urd’s grocery-left for Hastings, N. Y_’|tltose who did not.fatthinlly support
. ‘ _ _ but they will not be allowed any
where he will spent :1 week visiting ”“5 government “1 the.prcsent ““318. more. paper for books.
. ~ 1 , \VASHINGIPON..Aug.-.28.—Db-
SINMNG ' 9F ‘ ERHJSHltails of the war savings certificate
nun outrun summ-
‘SH‘IPS BY GERMAN
"Roy 0. Lester, Henry B. Cooke and
.J. H. Nllan attended the field day meet-
llng of the New Haven Experiment Sta-
tion at Mt. Carmel last Tuesday.
‘ z, I oatcsof oncpoundtnrc purchased
'SUBMARINES IS BE“ in instalments by stamps issued
vP-ORTED . _ ~ through atho :postofiioes virtually
. ‘ ‘ have tb,cott»oonlpiepod,g.aro ’sb‘eforc
Secretary tMoijhdoox".fot". Consider-as
tion, pond = tprob’ahly 'Will “-be' ...an-'
nouncedyshotniy ‘ ‘ = ~ _
, Pending Jo: and y‘amiouncement»
‘ .. ' indicatiousuimiltatthoAmerjoén’
—For.t.y thousand exhibitors and certificates will .b‘e‘ris’sued :in Idea
buye‘rh' have entered. 'the' official nominationsnsjlowias$5 and .-the
lists for the autumnfair wt Britishmmp génemému .be ad-
' her'ed:to.~'r""‘" -
has beguu'here and the alien ‘ e‘ . .
exceeds that of peace time. Most Should itlieFBritish :plan be $011
lowed,tpn mentsjooul libetmadem
A large moving van okned by the
Wine ‘Bros. of ’New York *had a. diffi-
_cult time to pass underneath the rail-
‘road bridge yesterday afternoon.
Atnnnilnued room mm Pam
William T. Hardy, offiNew York,
. who arrived here today... ,
LEIPZIG. via London. Aug. '28;
. Selectman G. M. V.. Schlicitlng and
Llamily, who spent the greater part of
the summer at New Millard, have re-
turncd to their home in Dorian. .
Johnbldering who was employed in
.fltewtnfdtsntore during the summer. tit
. tun . . .
of the visitors here are from .iAus-l
trig-Hungary, Bulgaria,, Turkey: pure
‘ t l ‘
clumccllorsltip. l
'l‘ltcotlor \Volfi of tlic 'l‘tttzcblt-ttt’
dismisses the now btutdcsrut-l
rcicltstng committee as “u nos—l
truth designed to soothe tltc cry of;
tltc ('lcrtunn people for pnpllllll’:
control of the govertttucnt.” Hot-rt
Wolff uttnckn Dr..Michaclis' rctts-.
this for sidetrucklng purliunteu».
titry reform until after the war,
nnd says that. the truth is tluttl
pnrltuntentartsm is not dosircdl
just now because it would intposo
rcul control on thc‘ govcrnnmct!
'Strinos. though they were mistukctt.".it'f‘uhtlrcs and pictures vulucd ut weapon to ltnstcu tltc submission is tllSt‘iDlilltl. .
Master Davis. boy soprano from Stam- 12,000.000 rubles lutvc been stolcu soon hero in President Wilson 'slfllllmfilllll” .1” Ell“ premier “Mk“ l,”
mm sang “America. net-en. My Boypd'mnt tbcturcut historical lllllSt‘llmilll‘tlt'lilmfltlml placing further rc- (1'0“- Kormloi‘l‘. ”‘9 “WNW"‘lW 1”
and men Mrs. Mary C. 3333.." of New of tltc lute. Grand Duke. Michael striations on overseasshipment.
t The proclutmttion directs that
lqulrcd ‘in shipmenth to the. allies.
The president, in at stutomcnt
toottutries will be held here. Sept,;accompun.ying the proclamation
gdeclorcs it is the main purposc of
ithe government to sec. that no
{American products are made. ‘ ‘thc
occlusion of benefit. to the enemy,
either or '
Neutrals already have been in-
formed that the United States will
see _to it tlmtxno American goods
may be used even to replace indi»
rcctly commodities forwarded by
neutralsto Germany. ,
The prohibition—of exports toétlto
directly . indirectly. ”
plunpiuodelledsomewhutvaftcr thetcentl‘fll POWGI‘S iS‘ understood to ’exultation
.Britulh plan under. which oertifi-‘
indicatctthat- export control will
supersede the British system of
.gtvmg.’ letters of assurance for
American cargoes.
The proclamation contains f‘tbo
transfer . of administration of tex-
: ‘port court-01.5mm ithodepa rtment
of commerce :tosthc :export admin.
visit-Wye. Ebonrd,i.hended by Vance
fMgfigr-mick. ’ ' ’ '
i SGOW, Sunday, Aug. .26,
Q.Delayod).-—.’A conflict at the ma-
tronal'conforence between SPrem~
_ter Keronsky, back], by tho mod-
rate socialists, and'omajority ‘bf
he .couuoil ,aof ,worhmen’o and
’ Gauguin
ll: Cououcron wuo
CALLS Our Tue NAMES
0r- STREETS IN A
I . . ' .
is approaching. ’l‘ltc
tolticl“ of the Russian army. as ll.~'“
toltuntpiou. This lino-up of thc doleT
.. . .. . . . .i ‘ .. o‘ x . ’ 000 rublos’uoods may not. 1,. S‘. , t‘ .i-ztttcs to tho conference is indicat-
ens Auxiliary of the Sons ofVoternns. (-(“H‘h”) Valli“! «ll 000: n 2-) l . .( tilt to Intro .. . _ ‘ '_ .. V \H, ._ “l
590)“. mung how .110 now had a sonuns among the articles tttkcu. lltc Dull) nuttrals 0300]“ under tm.;,-.tétl 1n llllt‘lVlt‘.\\h ’lhc l ssocmtu ,
in the gem“. post Diviqion pan.ionc‘ttttlict‘ have searched 150 houses son and extends the list. of cm".ll’rcss.ltas had “'1”! 1110111119“ or tlll‘
‘ " ‘ .. ‘ » .. : mutii " '. ~ H . i": u "l .n ‘ ttccmtt'cr—
tinstructor W. A. Waterman. who is bttt limo found no trace of tho lies for which license its lc i...r)ups ttpreuc tcd at 1'! I .. ‘
acncc. In this connection i. to noun;
5 S’l‘OtZ’Klltle. Aug. 28.~—An itt-guutl neutrals other than European? papcrs remark that. l’ctrourud .tsi
lll‘l'lllllltllltll conference of Women countries. .
gl‘rom both-belligerent. mid ncutrult
tion with MOSCOW. This opposi-
tion is emphasized-by the fact that
the Moscow committee of .public
Works which met temporarily to
organize Musctitt'73 representation
of the confcrcncc, today declared
being.r brought into sharp opposi-'
lpunisltiucnt among the forces of
3disordct' in the rcttr of the lighting
luriny.
STATE CAVALRY
STILL lN DARK
' ON WAR PLANS
Gen. Edwards to Decide As to-Branch
of Service They Will
Enter.
Washington Aug. 2S.—luquiry at the
militia bureau of the war department.
yesterday as to whether TroopttAB and
L of Hartford and Troop A of New Hat-
'ven of the. Connecticut Cavalry Sound
on will go to France RS machine gun
lcompanies or as heavy or light artil-
that it intends to sit permanent-
ly.
At present tlto name of Gen.
Kornilofl" is on every tongue. His
comingwas awaited with some-
thing akin to four by the extreme
.left. which still incitesngainst dis-
lcipline in the army, and with open
by the opposition
«.group. The latter today made the
general ’3 .arrival the signal ,for .a
demonstration seldom accorded
3ovcn to .ap general victorious in
battle. .
firSt :ermithm‘ounocntent of,,-tho I During the morning Gen. Korn-'
ilofE's biography and this- .photo-
graphs were distributed free .by
the .organizcrs of the demonstra-
ttion'. At :the station when the
‘Russimrcommander inchief arriva
or! was .Gcn. Verkbovsky, com-
‘trict. Mayor Rudnefi witha depu-
tation from .the . mimiczipalityfin
confereucb, too wollgas leaders of
Monomvis 'nduotr‘pes. The.
in“ " t' WW
mandarin chief of the Moscowdis:
group ofn’ooialist members of. the.
ilery established the fact that the dc-
}pnrt’ment has left it. with Major Geri-
}eral Clarence Edwards to determine in
éwhai. capacity the squadron will see
leer-vice in France. .
l They gositively [will mot-.30 .as ten.
.alry, the department officials said, as
fno cavalry is being sent .to France.
.One of the department officials said
that eight regiments 'of the regular 7
United States cavalry have been rdis-
mounted tor service in France." v
cavglry. composing unpart .of lthe
Twenty‘sixth division, of .. which 1118
Connecticut National Guard will be
in part when it leaves for France. were
designated by the war department as
machine gun companies, it was cold.
but rafter 'Ii‘wentyssixth (division was
lmade up and Major General Edwards
!was named as its commander, thenc-
datling of the cavalry to ,sme'omer
I‘duty was lettuontirely with him.
l y’i‘hree companies of1Rhodeilalantl I
t
.M on;
: grow
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